M10x Unboxing

No thanks. I think I'd rather castrate myself with a rusty sardine can lid, than try to break through your uber tough cyber-defences that require nothing more than to click on the "follow" button.

If there was merit in this, I'm sure you would have posted video, here.

Do I have a lingering interest in this rifle? Sure (pretty sure I've identified that many times), so been perusing this thread to see how a real fanboy might rate it. It has become apparent, no such luck (here). But it seems there are some good, unbiased reviews out, already, in any regard.

And my BCLs are treating me fine, thanks! Little more thump than the x39 round, I can dig that, and that is just not something I will be able to get from the M10x. At this point in time, with current information, I think my CZs can fill that calibre niche. And the CZs also seem to be dead-nuts reliable.

I enjoy new and shiny offerings, as much as the next guy. Just as you've seen me state before, I just don't see where this is 2x the rifle a CZ is, at this point.

Enjoy your rifle, you waited long enough for it..
 
Sunchild2071 said:
No thanks. I think I'd rather castrate myself with a rusty sardine can lid, than try to break through your uber tough cyber-defences that require nothing more than to click on the "follow" button.

If there was merit in this, I'm sure you would have posted video, here.

Do I have a lingering interest in this rifle? Sure (pretty sure I've identified that many times), so been perusing this thread to see how a real fanboy might rate it. It has become apparent, no such luck (here). But it seems there are some good, unbiased reviews out, already, in any regard.

And my BCLs are treating me fine, thanks! Little more thump than the x39 round, I can dig that, and that is just not something I will be able to get from the M10x. At this point in time, with current information, I think my CZs can fill that calibre niche. And the CZs also seem to be dead-nuts reliable.

I enjoy new and shiny offerings, as much as the next guy. Just as you've seen me state before, I just don't see where this is 2x the rifle a CZ is, at this point.

Enjoy your rifle, you waited long enough for it..
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And I'm sure you already have castrated yourself with a rusty tuna can lid LMAO.

Show me your wise wisdom on how to post a video on this forum from a phone video then.

Certain guys on here I'd rather not let them know how this rifle ru s good or bad. That's how little guys like that matter to me ;-)

I'm sure the "THUMP" you hear off your bcl osnt right, might wanna send it back for warranty :)

Just kidding, IDGAF how your rifle is or isnt. Ever see me ask you how it is, nope?? Cool

But please continue to show me/everyone how butthurt you are from something I said to you (years!?!?!) ago
 
tobaman45 said:
looks very left handed friendly
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I’ve always found most semi autos and pump shotguns that I’ve used to be left hand friendly, with the exception of the safety location most times. Your support hand racks the bolt without having to reach over the reciever and I’ve never been hit in th face with brass. Simple to look into the open chamber as your face is already on the same side, it’s only bolt actions that I find less left hand friendly.
 
bfiles said:
This rifle is perfect for lefties. Same goes for any Swiss Arms rifle.

The more I get to play with the m10x the more I love it
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Although the initial excitement of a new acquisition has passed, the M10X continues to impress. My only real "issue" is with the weight of the rifle. I know, I know - hit the gym, princess. Here's the unfortunate reality; I am confined to a wheelchair and lacking legs, balance becomes a problem with long and/or heavy firearms. Don't get me wrong, I very much like the M10X and am of the opinion that the design is very clever with steel on steel for the interacting components of the BCG and Upper Receiver. Incidentally, steel on steel construction is why the Swissarms are so heavy for a 5.56mm rifle. But I digress. I am hopeful that M+M will produce lighter profile and shorter (Restricted) barrels. That would address my only "con" thus far for the M10X. Aside from the weight and somewhat inconvenient NR length, the M10X is a winner that definitely deserves a place within my firearms collection!
 
Bartok5 said:
Although the initial excitement of a new acquisition has passed, the M10X continues to impress. My only real "issue" is with the weight of the rifle. I know, I know - hit the gym, princess. Here's the unfortunate reality; I am confined to a wheelchair and lacking legs, balance becomes a problem with long and/or heavy firearms. Don't get me wrong, I very much like the M10X and am of the opinion that the design is very clever with steel on steel for the interacting components of the BCG and Upper Receiver. Incidentally, steel on steel construction is why the Swissarms are so heavy for a 5.56mm rifle. But I digress. I am hopeful that M+M will produce lighter profile and shorter (Restricted) barrels. That would address my only "con" thus far for the M10X. Aside from the weight and somewhat inconvenient NR length, the M10X is a winner that definitely deserves a place within my firearms collection!
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Come on man, should be easier for ya sitting down :p (you know I'm only kidding dude!!!)

Past few years m+m has been showing restricted length sbr rifles at shot show etc...
So hopefully you will be able to get a 12" or something to your likings that will help with the con for ya.
 
@bfiles

What height cheek riser are you using ?

I also noticed the Savvy sniper slings doesn't fit the front QD socket on the M10X... Let's find this old MS3 now !
 
I got mine and have had nothing but problems with it. I have to pay to ship it back. Major extraction problems and short stroking. I regret buying it. Five types of ammo and both gas settings won’t make it work reliably.
 
pac_man said:
I got mine and have had nothing but problems with it. I have to pay to ship it back. Major extraction problems and short stroking. I regret buying it. Five types of ammo and both gas settings won’t make it work reliably.
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Are you doing it right!!!!
 
pac_man said:
I got mine and have had nothing but problems with it. I have to pay to ship it back. Major extraction problems and short stroking. I regret buying it. Five types of ammo and both gas settings won’t make it work reliably.
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Huh - yours is the first recorded instance of short-stroking and ejection issues. Sounds as though the Gas Ports on the Gas Plug may be undersized. That or the Gas Port on the Barrel itself... In any case it seems as though you are about to become the warranty service test-case for the M10X. Here's wishing you the best of luck. Not to rub it in, but mine is still running 100% without a cleaning since the initial pre-fire check and lube.
 
Bartok5 said:
Huh - yours is the first recorded instance of short-stroking and ejection issues. Sounds as though the Gas Ports on the Gas Plug may be undersized. That or the Gas Port on the Barrel itself... In any case it seems as though you are about to become the warranty service test-case for the M10X. Here's wishing you the best of luck. Not to rub it in, but mine is still running 100% without a cleaning since the initial pre-fire check and lube.
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Same here.


About 500 rounds of Norinco through it without lubing/cleaning. Cycle like a charm, I think I got a new favorite gun lol
 
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